I have been raving to my friends about the quality of service I received! The application and reference process was quick and made easy, and there was a lot of professionalism to it where you knew you were in good hands/it wasn't a shady practice. Although I've only been at my new flat a few days now, I was so impressed that they helped me sort out my utility bills and council tax, had 3rd party inventory specialist review the let, have a complaint service and to top it all of - had a bottle of wine waiting for me upon arrival! I encourage anyone looking to go through Paramount Properties! (and if anyone wants to know - I worked with Adam and Lucy!) UPDATE AUGUST 2020: First, I want to be clear that my onboarding process and rental situation was great while I lived at my flat. HOWEVER, I caution to anyone signing that may terminate early that I have had massive issues with Paramount. If you read the fine print within your Clauses, you'll find that there is an early termination fee built in if you want to move out for whatever reason, which is fair. Within law, you're entitled to get full disclosure of what fees are passed onto you when you move out. But when I got my invoice with a per diem fee for "remarketing" and "loss of commission" from moving out early, but it wasn't transparent to me how that fee was calculated and what it was based on. Then, the first replacement tenant fell through - understandably, it is Covid-19 timing - but when the next replacement tenant was found and moved in, they charged me the original amount, not a revised amount with lesser days. They also charged me without me approving any new costs, resulting in almost half the amount I was owed not paid out. It eventually worked itself out, thanks to Hannah. This has been a disappointing process and I feel like I've tried to be fair this whole time, even paying my full rent despite having moved out and given my keys back for months. I wouldn't say I wouldn't recommend them because I definitely think they are much better than others out there, but I would say for potential rentals to read the fine print.